Winning lottery scratch-off sold at Charmy Creation Super Convenience in Westbury
A Westbury convenience store sold a $3 million winning scratch-off, just weeks after another top-prize was sold elsewhere in Nassau County, lottery officials said. Credit: Getty Images/Spencer Platt
A Westbury convenience store sold a $3 million winning scratch-off, just weeks after another top-prize ticket was sold elsewhere in Nassau County, lottery officials said.
BEAC 1998 LLC claimed the prize, choosing to accept a one-time lump payment of $1,334,553, according to the New York Lottery.
The Bonus Stars scratch-off was sold at Charmy Creation Super Convenience, at 129 Post Ave. in Westbury.
In August, The Ronald Stuckey Revocable Trust of Freeport won the $3 million prize for the same lottery game and also opted for the lump-sum payment. That ticket was bought from Torres Deli & Grocery, at 84A Broadway in Freeport, the New York Lottery said in a release.
The state allows lottery winners to collect their winning through business entities, including LLCs, to ensure anonymity.
There is still one $3 million top prize remaining for the Bonus Stars game, officials said.
Joseph Ostapiuk covers the Town of Oyster Bay and the city of Glen Cove. He joined Newsday in 2023 after spending more than six years at the Staten Island Advance.
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